It is pine and mid-19th century American but late classical rather than empire. It is a configuration not often seen. Possibly a base to a...
Agree, import home décor item.
I am going to differ. I am getting a modern, Made in Indonesia vibe from this. Certainly in an old style but the all-mahogany sloppy execution...
I am on board with a 20s date for this. Undoubtedly American in origin.
Think James has this pegged.
60s and likely American in origin. Nice lines but don't think this is designer. Do not recognize the maker.
Last one of these I had, picked up at auction for $3.00 in good condition. Struggled to sell for $30.00. Eventually did sell at a discount from...
I think this is old, if not a true antique. No reason to think modern reproduction.
Not tramp art. Pyrography with added color and dates to circa 1910.
Style became popular about 1900 and was made for decades. The styling and hardware on yours makes me think before 1930.
Pics not sufficient to evaluate. Can we see some close-ups of wood/carvings, where the leg joins the front, and underside where foot joins?
Not Japanned but Chinoiserie. Western made but with Asian motifs. Pics are not sufficient to determine age but think probably second quarter of...
Often called a modular wall unit. Modern so no value as an antique. Sell it for whatever you can get for it. Stress that it does come apart for...
Small altar cabinet. Not old but a nice one.
Very similar to an unsigned pot I bought in Mexico in 1978.
Think it is older but not antique. No reason to reproduce something like this. Functional form made forever. Tin lining shows it was meant for use.
This looks wrong to be antique..... or maybe the top is a replacement on an antique base. Top is too large for that base. Would only buy if very...
Pine.
Odd.... Looks like a landscape that has been strip-mined. [IMG]
Not much to go on from these pics. Early 20th century by my eye. Some how doubt that the back is supposed to have fabric but could be wrong.
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